Then, again, Ms. Hoang has achieved new prominence through her dispute with the site.
Meanwhile "Composers" has gained prominence through an initiative focusing on artists who both write and perform.
It was in the 70s that Pitt achieved prominence through her work with Hammer.
Edith Wharton rose to prominence through laying into Victorian suppositions in The House of Mirth.
Now comes the contradiction for this trio of gifted cricketers who have risen to prominence through the one-day game.
He achieved prominence through the development of a new report card to measure the nation's well-being.
The Calabrian Mafia, which has risen to prominence through its control of Europe's cocaine trade, is now laundering its millions and integrating successfully into northern Italy's economy.
But he rose to prominence through fiery sermons bashing Syria's president, Bashar Assad, and Hizbullah, the Lebanese Shia party-cum-militia which backs him.
The viola also gained in prominence through the viola sonatas of Paul Hindemith, Béla Bartók's viola concerto, and violists such as William Primrose and Walter Trampler.
Japan reached global prominence through science and technology, but we cannot deny that this has also resulted in an arrogance that has diminished our ability to imagine disaster.
Officials were deeply embarrassed by a one-person protest that won national prominence through the Internet and, eventually, coverage in official media.
